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Been shooting in B&W a lot lately. Some folks advocate for cameras like the Leica Monochrom because by shooting directly in grayscale they don't have to convert from the native color [apparently it hurts their sensibilities.] Well, there's a fairly direct way around that in Lightroom. Have I lately mentioned how amazing the digital workflow is over the old chemical routine? I mean, don't get me wrong, I loved and embraced film and all it entailed. But. Boy do I get what my eye saw more often now!
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Been buried in pixel-peeping after last week's surfing shoot. Decided to take a break and change perspective.

What a beautiful world.

[and glad I don't risk losing an arm when I go swimming.]

Happy Friday!

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Came across some amazing surf on this morning's walk, and some intrepid surfers as well!

All photos Canon 1DmkIII, 100-400L
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Fun way to break up the mid-winter blues. Might climb above freezing next week. Woo-hoo!
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Quick trip up to Beantown with the point 'n' shoot. They, and we, got dumped on again in a big way today. Oy.
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Hey all...been too long between posts, I know.
We headed down Mexico way for my wife's birthday last month, and between jet-lag and the recent New England weather it's been a slow recovery.
My approach to this trip was to pack light...a 40mm STM lens on the 5DMKII. The wife took her new underwater housing which I just can't wait to see the results of.
OK, ok, you caught me...I did also bring along the 16~35 f2.8L for a few shots. Gosh. Love that lens. Enjoy.
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Ethereal

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Fall leaves. How original. :) Beautiful days here in New England.

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Great time on the beach with one of next summer's brides-to-be. Can't wait for the wedding!

Thoughts and musings on the photographic process by a recovering film lab owner.